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Squiggly tree in fall

Author: 
amuzen
Friday, November 19, 2010 - 06:15
Art Type: 
3D Art
Tags: 
Weekly Challenge
Seasons Change
tree
RPG
Fantasy
Static Mesh
License(s): 
CC-BY-SA 3.0
Collections: 
  • Amazonian trees
  • Flora - Vegetation - Plants
  • OpenMW showcase possibilities
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A non-realistic tree model. The trunk is a static mesh with a diffuse texture and a normal map created with the GIMP normalmap plugin. Leaves are small groups of quads with a partially transparent diffuse texture and a crude hand-painted normal map. The vertex count is 2200 and the triangle count 4300.

File(s): 
lipsofsuna_tree.zip lipsofsuna_tree.zip 3.7 Mb [804 download(s)]
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Clint Bellanger
joined 15 years 8 months ago
11/19/2010 - 06:28
Clint Bellanger's picture

Neat!  Can you tell us about your process for making this? E.g. did you make the trunk and branches with a generator?  Or box modeling, or subsurface modeling, or sculpting?

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amuzen
joined 14 years 6 months ago
11/19/2010 - 07:00

Nothing fancy about the process really. I modeled the side profile of the tree with box modeling, using a reference image as a rough guide. I then manually bent the branches and worked on the shape and details until it looked good to eye. I placed UV seams by hand, exported the UV layout, drew the textures, and placed the leaf meshes. Probably one of the more work intensive ways to do it.

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SteveSmith
joined 8 years 11 months ago
01/28/2019 - 05:30

I've just tried this model, and it looks nothing like the picture; it's like a low-poly tree.  Has it changed?

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